BroadwayWorld.com, the most visited theatre site on the net, presents its newest, exclusive TV series - BROADWAY QUICK CHANGE. This newly minted series follows Broadway phenom Robert Hartwell on inspirational shopping outings, then into the dressing rooms of Broadway's hottest stars, where wielding his interior design chops, and extraordinary taste, transforms their home away from home, from the Drab to the Fab, the Blah to the Ahhhh! In this latest episode, watch Robert transform the dressing room of Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart, who is currently starring as 'Genie' in Aladdin on Broadway!

As a designer, Robert has always been obsessed with fabulous spaces. He is known for having seven chandeliers in his Manhattan apartment (including the closet)! After spending his entire childhood glued to HGTV he took that passion and began designing iconic spaces for his friends. Robert Hartwell is a proud magna cum laude graduate of the University of Michigan's prestigious Musical Theatre Program where he garnered the Willis Patterson Diversity Award. Broadway: MEMPHIS (Wailin' Joe; understudied and performed Bobby, Delray, and Gator), NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT (Fred Astaire Award Nominee Best Male Dancer in a Broadway Show), and CINDERELLA. National Tours: DREAMGIRLS and MOTOWN: The Musical.

Director Simon Pearl's credits include "Open House", "My Perfect Life", "Scripted" all at the secret theatre. Russian Broadway Shutdown (director of photography), Downton Abbey at 54 Below, Les Miserables NYC Film Premier- LIVE from the Red Carpet. Check out his stuff at www.ijustdontproductions.com

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BroadwayWorld.com, the most visited theatre site on the net, presents its newest, exclusive TV series - BROADWAY QUICK CHANGE. This newly minted series follows Broadway phenom Robert Hartwell on inspirational shopping outings, then into the dressing rooms of Broadway's hottest stars, where wielding his interior design chops, and extraordinary taste, transforms their home away from home, from the Drab to the Fab, the Blah to the Ahhhh!